The AP reported:
These are targeted elections in 2012A Republican drive to repeal the year-old health care law ended in party-line defeat in the Senate on Wednesday, leaving the Supreme Court to render a final, unpredictable verdict on an issue steeped in political and constitutional controversy. The vote was 47-51. Moments earlier, the Senate agreed to make one relatively minor change in the law, voting to strip out a paperwork requirement for businesses.President Barack Obama, who has vowed to veto any total repeal of his signature legislative accomplishment, has said he would accept the change. It does not directly affect health care.Republicans conceded in advance their attempt at total repeal would fall short, but they accomplished an objective of forcing rank and file Democrats to take a position on an issue that reverberated in the 2010 campaign and may play a role in 2012.
California - Diane Feinstein
Delaware - Tom Carper
Florida - Bill Nelson
Hawaii - Daniel Akaka
Maryland - Ben Cardin
Michigan - Debbie Stabenow
Missouri - Claire McCaskill
Montana - Jon Tester
Nebraska - Ben Nelson
New Jersey - Bob Menendez
New Mexico - Jeff Bingaham
New York - Kirsten Gillibrand
Ohio - Sherrod Brown
Pennsylvania - Bob Casey
Rhode Island - Sherrod Whitehouse
Virginia - Jim Webb
Washington - Maria Cantwell
Wisconson - Herb Kohl
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